Debutante Carrie Blount Honored at Old Mill Inn
An informal dance for debutante Carrie Blount at the Old Mill Inn featured Judge and Mrs. L. J. Reeves and Miss Dorothy Reeves hosting. An orchestra played as dancers including Mollie Blount Ada Rosasco Elizabeth Fisher Kitten Turner Merritt May Curtiss Ada Manning and others joined in the evening. Refreshments followed during the intermission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gadsden Porcher
James L. Coleman
T. K Jackson
E. C. Hughes
A. W. Brooks
T. C. Booth
Bridge
Tees Ware
Mabel Heustis
McCreary Otis
D. P. Bestor
Old Mill Inn
Carrie Blount
L. J. Reeves
Dorothy Reeves
Mollie
Miriam Blount
Ada Rosasco
Elizabeth
Helen Fisher
Kitten
Em. Turner Merritt
May Curtiss
Fdna Manning
Mobile
Ada Green
Cora Louise Simpson
Messrs
Henry Green
Will and Harold Wright
Frank Riley
Freddie Blount
Presly Thornton
Pat Eagan
Clement Blount
Albert Avery
Rozear
Mr. Colton
Dr. Quinn
Tainter
Boellard
Mr. Hendricks
Pensacola Journal
Octagon Chapter of Daughters of 1812 Organized in Mobile
The Octagon Chapter of the Daughters of 1812 was organized in Mobile with Mrs. Charles S. Shawhan as regent. National president Mrs. William Gerry Slade attended, along with state officials, at the Battle House. The event included welcome remarks by Mrs. H J Inge, readings from former state presidents, a gavel presentation, and a luncheon honoring Mrs. Slade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Daughters of 1812
Charles S. Shawhan
William Gerry Slade
New York
Harry J. Inge
Battle House
H. ‘J. Inge
Alabama Daughters
Slade
National Society
Mofile
Alabama Society of the Daughters of 1812
H. T. Inge
Shawhan
Madison
Ghent
Alabama
United States
John Tayloe
Tayloe
Narcissa Tayloe Shawhan
Washington, D. C
Greenwood Ligon
Gregory L. Smith
William W. Croom
Rivers Rush
Charles A. L. Johnstone
William Armistead Christian
Hardwick M. Hopper
Society Dance at Cochrane Residence Impresses Mobile Guests
Mrs. and Mr. Cochrane hosted a grand dance in Mobile with Miss Searcy as a leading beauty. A large guest list from Tuscaloosa, Birmingham, and New York attended. a full supper followed late dancing and a renowned orchestra provided music.
Mrs Beverly Wilson Hosts Wednesday Bridge Club
Mrs Beverly Wilson acted as charming hostess for the Wednesday Bridge Club with an extra table of guests. The event finished with Mrs Paul Wilson winning the trophy for each table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Wilson
Paul Wilson
Man Seeks Cure After Unsuccessful Doctor Treatment
A man explains a doctor failed to cure him after two months. A friend's advice led him to try Peruna, and after two bottles he found it helped, continuing the course.
W C U Notes on Mobile Temperance Meeting and Plans
The Mobile Woman's Christian Temperance Union met January 6 at 8 p.m. in the Bush Auditorium. The group planned a visit by national organizer Mrs. Delia Owen Stratton, a February county convention, and a move to Tuesday for future meetings. Madam Willard's influence noted during Mothers Day observance.
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Mobile Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Bush Auditorium
Jefferson
Government Streets
Delia Owen Stratton
Tennessee
Mobile
Anna
Halli
Citronelle
Rowell's Chapel
Whistler
J. D. Anderson
Prichard
Madam Willard
Frances E. Willard
Wis
Social events in Birmingham and Montgomery notes
Miss Gabriella Barret of Mobile is the guest of Miss Bessie Evans in Birmingham, with Barret attending a dance hosted by Mr and Mrs John Floyd in her honor. The Floyd home on Rose Avenue hosted about fifty young and several married guests with an orchestra aloft and fruit punch served. Mrs Floyd wore yellow taffeta and black velvet. Miss Bronaugh of Huntsville wore a gold charmeuse dress with jet embroidery. The Montgomery Advertiser reports Miss Bessie Evans visiting Birmingham and plans to visit Miss Kate Alley in Montgomery.
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John Cochrane
A.u
uSs
Miss Searcy
Searcy
Cochrane
Malaga
Tuscaloosa
University of Alabama
Mobile
Imogene Little
Anna Boulet
Irwin Fearn
May
Leatherbury
Virginia Creary
Ethel Burgess
Mary Knight Rush
Marie Clifton
Brookie Poetz
Isabelle Norwovuh
Montgomery
Celia Webb
Elise Hall
Mabel Hartwell
Hilda Broadwood
Helen Terrill
Sadie Shields
Betty Hagan
Helen Minnis
Mabel Goode
Marguerite Nabors
Birmingham
Elise Beaven
Evelyn McLaughlin
Loraine Cunningham
Louise Cowan
Moss Point
Annie Moore Provost
Eleanor Gray
Katherine Sands
New York
Lucile Overall
Hilda Drahan
Dorothy Talcott
Washington
Bessie Mayers
Eula Walsh
Vera Green
Pensacola
Genevieve Watson
L. C. Dorgan
Aristide Minnis
Carl Mac Mahon
H.iry Izard
Allie Fowlkes
George Izard
Captain West
George Creary
Jack O'Connor
William Hagan
Kirkbride Hinckley
George Gage
George Harris
W. G. Horn
Ben Campbell
Maiden Cammack
W. L. Ross, Jr
Frank Ross, Jr
Rob Ellis
Claiborne Schley
Dr. E. & Sledge
Randolph Marshall
Frank Smith
Hammond Gayfer
Henry Luscher
Harry Partridge
Rob Marshall
Mr. Buford
Ed.Percy
Adrian Taylor
Winslow Partridge, Jr
Homer Flinn
Mr. Batson
Mr. Everett
Richard Inge
Frank Ward
Will Buck
Emmett
Mell Frazer
Dr. Forcheimer
Dr. Farrish
Lamar McLeod
Ben Marshall
Frank Clark
Gabriella Barret
Bessie Evans
the Ledger
Barret
John Floyd
Hattie Bronaugh
Huntsville
Rose Avenue
Floyd
Bronaugh
Kate Alley
Mobile visitors and homecomings noted in local papers
Mrs. Bernard Baum of Mobile will visit her mother Mrs. L Steiner in Mobile today. Mr. and Mrs S J Ellis have returned from holidays in Pensacola and Mobile. Addie Fitzgerald of Mobile guests Miss R P Chambers. Miss Mattle and Lizzie Leary return from Mobile visiting friends. Annie Kate Dease and Edward Dease return from Mobile. Mr and Mrs V C Creel return from Mobile after Christmas with Mrs Creel's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Baum
Mobile
L. Steiner
Montgomery Advertiser
Meridian Dispatch
Mrs
V. C. Creel
Motile
Mrs. Creel
Interesting events of Thursday in the city
The Sewing Club meets at 10 a m with Corinne and Lillian Thoss. Hilda Broadwood hosts a dance for Talcott and Little. Craighead Parliamentary Law Club meets at 10 30 a m in the Colonial room of the Cawthon. Mothers Chub of Settlement Home at 3 p m. Fidelia Club balls at Battle House at 9 p m. Mothers Circle of the Council of Jewish Women meets at 3 o'clock at B n a i B r i t h Hall. Parliamentary Law Study Club met at 10 30 this morning at the Cawthon Hotel.
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Sewing Club
Corinne
Lillian Thoss
Hilda Broadwood
Miss. Talcott
Miss Little
Craighead
Parliamentary Law Club
Cawthon
Mothers” Chub
Fidelia Club
Battle House
Mothers’ Circle
The
Council of Jewish Women
B'nai B'rith
Parliamentary Law Study Club
Cawthon Hotel
Larsen Ostrom Wedding Quiet New Year Ceremony
Miss Dosia Alba Ostrum and Mr. Emry Robert Larsen, well known in the city, were wed New Year’s Eve at St. Vincent’s rectory with Rev. Father T J Earley officiating. Witnesses were relatives and close friends. The couple will make Mobile their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dosia Alba Ostrum
Emry Robert Larsen
St. Vincent's ‘Church
T. J. Earley
Mrs. Donald Hosts Morning Knitting Party Benefiting War Effort
Mrs. Louis Donald’s home hosts a fortnightly knitting gathering with 10 plus attendees. Rev T H Johnston spoke on Belgium and King Albert's Book while scraps and yarn produced balaclavas caps sacks and mufflers for relief efforts. A new railroad crossing gate light invention was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Donald
T. H. Johnston
All Saints
Belgium
Albert
Johnston
Freda Donald
Margaret Howe
Ethel Burgess
Safford Berney
Stanley R. Herndon
Emily Farrar
Mrs. Danner Hosts Elegant Teas For Visiting Guests
Mrs. Danner, hostess for an informal tea, welcomed Miss Marguerite Nabors of Birmingham and Miss Inez Ellis of New Orleans, with guests including Eleanor Gray and Marie Hermann. The event featured floral decor, stylish outfits, and light courses in her decorated home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Danner
Marguerite Nabors
Birmingham
Inez Ellis
New Orleans
Frank T. Parker
Eleanor Gray
Marie Hermann
Betty Hagan
Elise Beaven
Evergreen
Mabel Hartwell
Loraine Cunningham
Mary Knight Rush
May Leatherbury
Brookie
Margaret Blacksher
Isabelle Norwood
Mont
Breakout on Child's Head Cured by Cuticura Ointment
Mrs. R. F. Lester of Hiram Georgia reports her one year old daughter suffered a red itchy rash on the scalp with hair loss. After trying several remedies, she used Cuticura Ointment and Soap, and says the child improved at once and was entirely cured.
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Hiram, Ga
R. F. Lester
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Mrs. Donald
Rogers Bros. 1847
Elgin
Waltham
Abright & Wood Drug Store
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Royal
Mrs. Danner
Cuticura
Dept. T
Boetan
Marie Stoll
Mary Bethea
Newper Club
Wbtoile
Reynolds
Piermore
Gomery
Little
Dorothy
Augusta
Dreamland Theatre
Jewell Kelley Stock Co
Rose Mortris
Trip
Henderson
Marching Club
Slub
St. Andrew Hotel
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